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GK2A UHRIT Mission Specification Document

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents ..................................................................................................................................................... 3

Figures ..................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Tables ...................................................................................................................................................................... 6

Foreword .................................................................................................................................................................. 8

1 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................................ 9 1.1 Purpose .................................................................................................................................................... 9 1.2 References ............................................................................................................................................... 9 Abbreviations ......................................................................................................................................................... 10

2 OSI REFERENCE MODEL ....................................................................................................................... 11 2.1 Communication Concept of UHRIT ..................................................................................................... 11

3 APPLICATION LAYER ............................................................................................................................ 13 3.1 Data Type .............................................................................................................................................. 13 3.1.1 Image Data....................................................................................................................................... 13 3.1.2 Additional Data ............................................................................................................................... 14

4 PRESENTATION LAYER ........................................................................................................................ 15 4.1 Segmentation of GK2A UHRIT ............................................................................................................ 15 4.2 UHRIT File Structure ............................................................................................................................ 15 4.3 File Type of UHRIT .............................................................................................................................. 16 4.4 Header Records of GK2A UHRIT File ................................................................................................. 16 4.4.1 Header Type #0 – Primary Header .................................................................................................. 17 4.4.2 Header Type #1 – Image Structure .................................................................................................. 18 4.4.3 Header Type #2 – Image Navigation ............................................................................................... 18 4.4.4 Header Type #3 – Image Data Function .......................................................................................... 19 4.4.5 Header Type #4 – Annotation Text ................................................................................................. 19 4.4.6 Header Type #5 – Time Stamp ........................................................................................................ 20 4.4.7 Header Type #6 – Ancillary Text (Not used) .................................................................................. 20 4.4.8 Header Type #7 – Key Header ........................................................................................................ 20 4.4.9 Header Type #128 – Image Segmentation Identification ................................................................ 21 4.4.10 Header Type #129 – Encryption Key Massage(Not used) .............................................................. 21 4.4.11 Header Type #130 – Image Compensation Information .................................................................. 21 4.4.12 Header Type #131 – Image Observation Time ................................................................................ 22 4.4.13 Header Type #132 – Image Quality Information ............................................................................. 22 4.5 UHRIT File Name ................................................................................................................................. 22 4.5.1 Image Data File Name ..................................................................................................................... 23 4.6 File Type vs. Header Implementation.............................................................................................. 24

5 SESSION LAYER ...................................................................................................................................... 25 5.1 Compression .................................................................................................................................... 25 5.2 Encryption ....................................................................................................................................... 25

6 TRANSPORT LAYER ............................................................................................................................... 26 6.1 Transport File(TP_File) ................................................................................................................... 26 6.2 Space Packet (CP_PDU) ................................................................................................................. 27

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7 NETWORK LAYER .................................................................................................................................. 29

8 DATA LINK LAYER ................................................................................................................................ 30 8.1 M_PDU ........................................................................................................................................... 30 8.2 AOS Transfer Frame ....................................................................................................................... 31 8.3 CADU .............................................................................................................................................. 32

9 PHYSICAL LAYER................................................................................................................................... 33 9.1 Baseband Layer Frame (BBFRAME) ............................................................................................. 33 9.2 XFEC Frame (XFECFRAME) ........................................................................................................ 34 9.3 Physical Layer Frame (PLFRAME) ................................................................................................ 34

APPENDIX ............................................................................................................................................................ 36 Appendix A: GK2A UHRIT Data Format and Procedures .................................................................................... 36 Appendix B: GK2A LRIT/HRIT/UHRIT APID and VCID .................................................................................. 36

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Figures

Figure 2.1 Definition of GK2A UHRIT Data Type

Figure 3.1 GK2A FD Image

Figure 4.1 UHRIT File Structure

Figure 5.1 Session Layer Processing

Figure 5.2 Principle of Encryption and Decryption for UHRIT

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Tables

Tabel 2.1 OSI Layer Functionalities for GK2A UHRIT Service

Tabel 3.1.1 Channel and Resolution of GK2A Image Data

Tabel 4.1 UHRIT Image Data Segment File Structure

Tabel 4.2 UHRIT File Type

Tabel 4.3 UHRIT Header Type

Tabel 4.4 Header Type #0 – Primary Header

Tabel 4.5 Header Type #1 – Image Structure

Tabel 4.6 Header Type #2 – Image Navigation

Tabel 4.7 Header Type #3 – Image Data Function

Tabel 4.8 Header Type #4 – Annotation

Tabel 4.9 Header Type #5 – Time Stamp

Tabel 4.10 Header Type #7 – Key Header

Tabel 4.11 Header Type #128 – Image Segmentation Identification

Tabel 4.12 Header Type #130 – Image Compensation Information

Tabel 4.13 Header Type #131 – Image Observation Time

Tabel 4.14 Header Type #132 – Image Quality Information

Tabel 4.15 File Name of Image Data

Tabel 4.16 Additional Data File Name

Tabel 4.17 File Type vs. Header Implementation

Tabel 4.17 File Type vs. Header Implementation

Tabel 6.1 Transport File Structure

Tabel 6.2 UHRIT TP_Header

Tabel 6.3 Space Packet Structure

Tabel 6.4 Space Packet Primary Header

Tabel 6.5 Space Packet Secondary Header

Tabel 8.1 M_PDU Structure

Tabel 8.2 M_PDU Header

Tabel 8.3 AOS Transfer Frame Structure

Tabel 8.4 Transfer Frame Primary Header

Tabel 8.5 CADU Structure

Tabel 9.1 BBFRAME

Tabel 9.2 MATYPE-1 Field Mapping

Tabel 9.3 DVB-S2 FECFRAME for 8PSK 2/3

Tabel 9.4 DVB-S2 Physical Layer Framing

Tabel 9.5 DVB-S2 PLHEADER

Tabel 9.6 Parameters of UHRIT Communication Link

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Foreword

This specification document has been produced by the National Meteorological Satellite Center (NMSC).

Should NMSC modify the contents of the present document, it will be re-released by NMSC with an identifying

change of release date and an increase in version number as follows:

Issue x.y

where:

x the first digit is incremented for all changes of substance, i.e. technical enhancements, corrections,

updates, etc.

y the second digit is incremented when editorial only changes have been incorporated in the

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1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Purpose

The Ultra High Rate Information Transmission (UHRIT) specification of the GK2A was written in accordance

with ISO 7498 and the CCSDS Recommendation standard. This UHRIT Mission Specification defines the

structure and format of the UHRIT file and will provide a way to process and transmit GK2A satellite broadcast

data based on the OSI hierarchy.

This document is intended to distribute detailed specifications for providing meteorological data observed

through GK2A using UHRIT services.

1.2 References

Applicable documents:

[AD 1] KARI: ‘GK2A LRIT/HRIT/UHRIT Mission Specification for GK2A PDS Development’,

GK2-D0-600-012 F.03, Nov. 07 2018

[AD 2] CGMS: ‘Coordination Group for Meteorological Satellites LRIT/HRIT Global

Specification’, CGMS03 Issue 2.6

Reference documents:

[RD 1] CGMS: ‘LRIT/HRIT Global Specification’, Rev 2.6.August 1999

[RD 2] ISO: ‘Information Processing System - Open System Interconnection - Basic Reference

Model’, ISO standard 7498, Feb. 1982

[RD 3] CCSDS: ‘Networks and Data Links: Architectural Specification’, CCSDS

Recommendation 701.0-B-3-S, June 2001

[RD 4] KMA: ‘COMS LRIT Mission Specification’, Issue 1.2, November 30, 2010

[RD 5] KMA: ‘COMS HRIT Mission Specification’, Issue 1.2, November 30, 2010

[RD 6] ISO: ‘Information technology -- JPEG 2000 image coding system: Core coding system’,

ISO/IEC 15444-1:2004

[RD 7] CGMS: ‘LRIT/HRIT Global Specification’, Issue 2.8, 30 October 2013

[RD 8] CCSDS: ‘Time code formats’, CCSDS recommendation 301.0-B-3 January 2002

[RD 9] CCSDS: ‘AOS Space Data Link Protocol’, CCSDS 732.0-B-2, July 2006

[RD 10] ETSI: ‘Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB) Second generation framing structure, channel

coding and modulation systems for Broadcasting, Interactive Services, News Gathering and

other broadband satellite applications’, Part 1: DVB-S2, EN 302 307-1, V1.4.1

[RD 11] ISO: ‘Information Processing System - Open System Interconnection Basic Reference

Model’, ISO standard 7498, Feb. 1982

[RD 12] CCSDS: ‘TM Synchronization and Channel Coding’, CCSDS Recommendation 131.0-B-3-

September 2003

[RD 13] Data Encryption Standard (DES) Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) PUB 46-

2, U.S. Dept. of Commerce, National Institute of Standards and Technology, 30/12/93

[RD 14] CCSDS: ‘Space Packet Protocol’, CCSDS 133.0-B-1, September 2003

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Abbreviations

AMI Advanced Meteorological Imager

APID Application Process Identifier

APNH Asia and Pacific in Northern Hemisphere

CADU Channel Access Data Unit

CVCDU Coded Virtual Channel Data Unit

CCSDS Consultative Committee for Space Data Systems

CGMS Co-ordination Group for Meteorological Satellite

COMS Communication, Ocean and Meteorological Satellite

CP_PDU CCSDS Path Protocol Data Unit

DES Data Encryption Standard

ECB Electronic Code Book (DES mode)

ENC Encryption Process

ELM Extended Local Model

ENH Extended Northern Hemisphere

FD Full Disk

GK2A Geo-KOMPSAT-2A

GRIB Gridded Binary

GTS Global Telecommunication System

HRIT High Rate Information Transmission

ISO International Organization for Standardization

JPEG Joint Photographic Expert Group

KMA Korea Meteorological Administration

LRIT Low Rate Information Transmission

LSB Least Significant Bit

LSH Limited Southern Hemisphere

MAC Media Access Control

MSB Most Significant Bit

NWP Numerical Weather Prediction

M_PDU Multiplexing Protocol Data Unit

OSI Open Systems Interconnection

RF Radio Frequency

S/C Spacecraft

SDUS Small-scale Data Utilization Station

TBC To Be Confirmed

TBD To Be Defined

TP_PDU Transport Protocol Data Unit

UHRIT Ultra High Rate Information Transmission

VCDU Virtual Channel Data Unit

WMO World Meteorological Organization

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2 OSI REFERENCE MODEL

2.1 Communication Concept of UHRIT

The GK2A UHRIT dissemination service is based on the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) Reference Model

in [RD2] and the CCSDS AOS in [RD3].

Table 2.1 presents the functionalities of the each OSI layer from the view of dissemination system.

Table 2.1 OSI Layer Functionalities for GK2A UHRIT Service

OSI 7 layers Layer functionalities

Application layer Acquisition of application data

Presentation layer Image segmentation,

UHRIT file structuring

Session layer Compression (if required)

Encryption (if required)

Transport layer Determination of APID

Split of files into source packet

Network layer Determination of VCID

Data link layer

Multiplexing,

Error of block unit detection,

Reed-Solomon encoding

Randomization

Attachment of sync marker

Physical layer

Serialization,

Viterbi encoding,

Modulation

This documentation defines data type of each layer as Figure S_PDU is file data of xRIT_Data compressed and

encrypted, each data format including S_PDU will described corresponding chapter.

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Bit Stream

Application

Presentation

Session

Transport

Network

Data Link

Physical

Application

Presentation

Session

Transport

Network

Data Link

Physical

CADU CADU CADU

CA_PDU

S_PDU

CA_PDU CA_PDU

TP_PDU TP_PDU TP_PDU

xRIT_Data

Communication Media Space Path

Figure 2.1 Definition of GK2A UHRIT Data Type

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3 APPLICATION LAYER

3.1 Data Type

The GK2A UHRIT service will provide specific application data from external systemin the Application Layer

as follows,

- Image Data: Full Disk(FD)

- Additional Data:

Alphanumeric text file

Level 2 Data(TBD)

3.1.1 Image Data

The type of image data consists of visible channel image and infrared channel image. The projection type of

GK2A UHRIT is GEOS. The images defining latitude, longitude, and size are distributed.

- Dissemination mode and image size:

FD 22,000 x 22,000 (VIS06)

FD 11,000 x 11,000 (VIS04, VIS05, VIS08)

FD 5,500 x 5,500 (IR)

- Dissermination time:

Within 3 minutes afer completion of observation(Observatio period: 10 minute)

Table 3.1.1 Channel and Resolution of GK2A Image Data

No. Name Wavelength Resolution bit

1 VI004 0.47 1 km 11

2 VI005 0.51 1 km 11

3 VI006 0.64 0.5 km 12

4 VI008 0.86 1 km 13

5 NR013 1.38 2 km 12

6 NR016 1.61 2 km 11

7 SW038 3.90 2 km 14

8 WV063 6.18 2 km 12

9 WV069 6.95 2 km 13

10 WV073 7.34 2 km 13

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11 IR087 8.50 2 km 13

12 IR096 9.61 2 km 13

13 IR105 10.3 2 km 13

14 IR112 11.2 2 km 13

15 IR123 12.3 2 km 13

16 IR133 13.3 2km 13

Figure 3.1 GK2A FD Image

3.1.2 Additional Data

Additional data distributed through GK2A satellite broadcasting service are Alphanumeric Text and Level-2 data.

- Alphanumeric Text provides GK2A operation information, observation schedule, satellite

broadcast distribution schedule, algorithm update information, data processing parameters, and data

conversion factor.

- Level-2 data is provided with meteorological data and utilization data based on GK2A observation

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4 PRESENTATION LAYER

4.1 Segmentation of GK2A UHRIT

Image segmentation is performed for GK2A UHRIT dissemination services in real-time and for high flexibility

with the UHRIT compression/encryption schemes. Compression and encryption is processed with the unit of

segment. The whole UHRIT images are composed of a number of UHRIT files.

- UHRIT segment file size: Column x Line

Table 4.1 UHRIT Image Data Segment File Structure

GK2A UHRIT Image Data

Observation

Mode Segment Files

1 Segment Size

2 km 1 km 0.5 km

FD

Segment File #1 125 x 2,500 250 x 11,000 500 x 22,000

Segment File #2~#22 250 x 2,500 500 x 11,000 1,000 x 22,000

Segment File #23 125 x 2,500 250 x 11,000 500 x 22,000

4.2 UHRIT File Structure

GK2A UHRIT files are formatted data as shown in figure 4.1. An UHRIT files consists of one or more header

records and one data field. The primary header record defines the file type and the size of the complete UHRIT

file. The secondary header records include various information relating with the data field.

Header

Data Field Primary Header

(0#, Mandatory)

Secondary Header

( #1~#255, Optional)

Figure 4.1 UHRIT File Structure

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4.3 File Type of UHRIT

GK2A UHRIT file types are described in Table 4.2. The file types (0… 127) have already been defined in [RD

1]. In addition, the mission specific file types (128… 255 have been reserved for the future GK2A UHRIT

service expansion.

Table 4.2 UHRIT File Type

Classification File Type

Code File Type Application data type contained in the data field

UHRIT basic

data

0 Image data FD observation data

(Normalized Geostationary Projection)

1 GTS

message Not used

2 Alphanume

ric text

Administrative messages including observation/

dissemination schedule

3 Encryption

key Message Not used

4~127 Reserved For further global use

Add data space 128~255 Reserved For further mission specific use

4.4 Header Records of GK2A UHRIT File

Table 4.3 UHRIT Header Type

Classificatio

n Code Header Record Type Remark

Global Header

Types

0 Primary header

1 Image structure

2 Image navigation

3 Image data function

4 Annotation

5 Time stamp

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6 Ancillary text Not used

7 Key header

8 ~ 127 Reserved

Mission

Specific Header

Type

128 Image segment definition Image segment file information

129 Encryption key message header Not used

130 Image compensation info. header

131 Image observation time header

132 Image quality info. header

133 ~ 255 Reserved

4.4.1 Header Type #0 – Primary Header

This header provides the size of total UHRIT file(header records + data field). The padding data with the value

of “0x00” will be filled at the end of data field to be line with 64 bits alignment of DES encryption when the

encryption is applied.

Table 4.4 Header Type #0 – Primary Header

Classification Data Type Data Size

(Bytes) Value Remark

Header Type unsigned integer 1 0 Fixed value

Header Record

Length unsigned integer 2 16 Fixed value

File Type Code unsigned integer 1 Variable

0: Image data file

1: GTS message(Not used)

2: Alphanumeric text file

3: Encryption key message(Not used)

Total Header

Length unsigned integer 4 Variable Total Header Record size(Bytes)

Data Field Length unsigned integer 8 Variable Data Field size(bits)

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4.4.2 Header Type #1 – Image Structure

This header provides number of bits per pixel, number of columns, number of lines of image structure, and

compression flag.

Table 4.5 Header Type #1 – Image Structure

Classification Data Type Data size


Header Type unsigned

integer 1 1 Fixed value

Header Record

Length

unsigned


Number of bit per

pixel

unsigned

integer 1 Variable Input valid bit according to channel

Number of

columns

unsigned

integer 2 Variable

Variable size according to observation area

and channel

Number of lines unsigned

integer 2 Variable

Variable size according to observation area

and channel

Compression Flag unsigned

integer 1 Variable

Compression method

0: No compression

1: Lossless compression

2: Lossy compression

4.4.3 Header Type #2 – Image Navigation

This header provides the information of image projection on the earth .

Table 4.6 Header Type #2 – Image Navigation





Header Record

Length

unsigned


Projection Name Character 32 Variable Projection names as defined in [RD7]

GEOS(<sub_lon>)

CFAC integer 4 Variable Column scaling factor as defined in [RD7]

LFAC integer 4 Variable Line scaling factor as defined in [RD7]

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COFF integer 4 Variable Column offset as defined in [RD7]

LOFF integer 4 Variable Line offset factor as defined in [RD7]

4.4.4 Header Type #3 – Image Data Function

This header provides the physical meaning of the image data. It is used to define images which require

establishing a relationship between their pixel count and physical units such as radiance/temperature or albedo.

Table 4.7 Header Type #3 – Image Data Function





Header Record

Length

unsigned

integer 2 Variable Max. 65535

Data Definition

Block Character variable Variable Max. 65532 (TBD)

4.4.5 Header Type #4 – Annotation Text

This header provides the annotation record to allow quicker and easier detection of file contents.

Table 4.8 Header Type #4 - Annotation

Classification Data

Type

Data size


Header Type Unsigned


Header Record

Length

Unsigned


Annotation Text Characte

r Variable Variable

Max. 64

File Name

IMG_FD_143_VI006_20180627_030000_01.uhrit

ADD_ANT_143_20180627_030000__01.uhrit

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4.4.6 Header Type #5 – Time Stamp

This header provides processing time in session layer.

Table 4.9 Header Type #5 – Time Stamp





Header Record

Length

Unsigned


Time Stamp

(CDS P Field)

Unsigned

integer 1 Variable P-Field fixed value according to [RD8]

Time Stamp

(CDS T Field)

Unsigned

integer 6 Variable T-Field fixed value according to [RD8]

4.4.7 Header Type #6 – Ancillary Text (Not used)

The header type #6 will be used for the GK2A UHRIT service expansion.

4.4.8 Header Type #7 – Key Header

This header provides the number of used encryption key.

Table 4.10 Header Type #7 – Key Header

Classificatio

n Data Type

Data size




Header Record

Length

Unsigned


Key Number Unsigned

integer 4 Variable

Index of the used encryption key

0: Encryption is not applied

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4.4.9 Header Type #128 – Image Segmentation Identification

Table 4.11 Header Type #128 – Image Segmentation Identification



Header Type Unsigned integer 1 128 Fixed value

Header Record Length Unsigned integer 2 7 Fixed value

Image Segment Seq.

No. Unsigned integer 1

Variabl

e Image segment sequence number

Total No. Image.

Segment Unsigned integer 1

Variabl

e Total number of Image segments

Line No. Image.

Segment Unsigned integer 2

Variabl

e Line number of Image segment

4.4.10 Header Type #129 – Encryption Key Massage(Not used)

4.4.11 Header Type #130 – Image Compensation Information

This header includes the image navigation parameters, such as COFF, LOFF, CFAC, LFAC for the entire image

data.

Table 4.12 Header Type #130 – Image Compensation Information





Header Record Length Unsigned


Image Compensation

Information Character Variabel Variable Max. 65532

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4.4.12 Header Type #131 – Image Observation Time

This header includes the observation time of image data as MJD (Modified Julian Day) format.

Table 4.13 Header Type #131 – Image Observation Time

Classification Data Type Data size (Bytes) Value Remark


Header Record Length Unsigned integer 2 Variable Max. 65535

Image Observation Time Character Variable Variable Max. 65532

4.4.13 Header Type #132 – Image Quality Information

This header represents Error pixel number of the whole image.

Table 4.14 Header Type #132 – Image Quality Information

Classification Data Type Data size (Bytes) Value Remark


Header Record Length Unsigned integer 2 Variable Max. 65535

Image Observation Time Character Variable Variable Max. 65532

4.5 UHRIT File Name

The file name of character strings is stored in the Annotation Header (Header Type # 4). The name of image data

files disseminated via UHRIT is defined as follows.

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4.5.1 Image Data File Name

The example of UHRIT image data file name:

- IMG_AA_NNN_CHHnn_YYYYMMDD_hhmmss_NN.uhrit

The UHRIT file name of image data is used as follows,

Table 4.15 File Name of Image Data

File

Type

Observatio

n Mode

Sequence

No.

Spectra

l

Channel

Dissemination Time

Segmen

t File

No.

Ext.

Form IMG_ AAAAAAA_ NNN_ CHnnn_ YYYYMMDD_hhmmss_ NN .uhrit

Size 4 Bytes Maximum

8 Bytes 4 Bytes 6 Bytes 16 Bytes 2 Bytes 6 Bytes

Ex) IMG_ FD_ 143_ VI006_ 20180627_030000_ 01 .uhrit

- UHRIT Image Data File Type is indicated as IMG_

- Observation mode marked as AAAAAAA_

- Video sequence number starts from 00UTC in order of observation mode, and is indicated as NNN_

- The channel is divided into 16 channels and the central wavelength is marked as CHnnn_

- The sequence number of the split file starts from 01 for each observation image and is displayed as NN

The example of UHRIT additional data file name:

- ADD_AAAAAAA_NNN_ YYYYMMDD_hhmmss_NN.uhrit

The UHRIT file name of additional data is used as follows,

Table 4.16 Additional Data File Name

File

Type

Additional

Data Type Sequence No. Dissemination Time

Segment

File No. Ext.

Form ADD_ AAAAAAA_ NNN_ YYYYMMDD_hhmmss_ NN .uhrit

Size 4 Bytes Max

8 Bytes 4 Bytes 16 Bytes 2 Bytes 6 Bytes

Ex) ADD_ ANT_ 143_ 20180627_030000_ 01 .uhrit

- UHRIT Additional Data File Type is indicated as ADD_

- Additional Data Type is marked as AAAAAAA_

- The video sequence number is NNN_ in the order of the additional data type.

- The sequence number of the split files is 01 for each additional data type.

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4.6 File Type vs. Header Implementation

Table defines the GK2A UHRIT mission specific use of header record types within certain UHRIT file types.

Table 4.17 File Type vs. Header Implementation

File types Header record types

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 128 129 130 131 132

0 Image data file ● ● ◎ ◎ ◎ ◎ ◎ ◎ ○ ◎ ○

1 GTS Message

2 Alphanumeric text file ● ◎ ◎ ◎

● As requested by [RD7] ◎ KMA mandatory use ○ KMA optional use

0 Primary header 128 Image segment identification

1 Image structure 129 Encryption Key message header

2 Image navigation 130 Image compensation info. header

3 Image data function 131 Image observation time header

4 Annotation 132 Image quality information header

5 Time stamp

6 Ancillary text

7 Key header

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5 SESSION LAYER

The session layer includes the definition of data compression and encryption for each xRIT_Data transmitted as

file type from application layer. The output of the session layer to the transport layer is S_PDU containing the

compressed and encrypted data field.

The Session Layer generates S_PDU by applying to each UHRIT file from the Presentation Layer in the order of

compression and encryption.

Figure 5.1 Session Layer Processing

5.1 Compression

According to [RD7], Image data file applies lossless(File type code : 0) JPEG2000 [RD6].

5.2 Encryption

The encryption and decryption of GK2A UHRIT are based on a processing in accordance with the ECB

(Electronic Code Book) mode of DES (Data Encryption Standard) [RD 13]. Figure 5.2 shows the principle of

encryption and decryption.

The UHRIT File is encrypted using an encryption master key managed by NMSC. The inverse process,

decryption is also processed at LDUS at S/W level.

Figure 5.2 Principle of Encryption and Decryption for UHRIT

Compression Encryption UHRIT File S_PDU

- Applicable to image data - Lossless JPEG to UHRIT - Per observation mode - Optional

- DES - Per observation mode - optional

Encryption Key

Clear Data Encrypted

Data

Encryption

Decryption

Decryption Key

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6 TRANSPORT LAYER

The Transport Layer generates TP_File with S_PDUs from session layer as byte unit and splits it into one or

more CP_PDU. The CP_PDU is the CCSDS Path Protocol Data Unit [RD3].

6.1 Transport File(TP_File)

In the Transport Layer, 10 byte TP_header is attached to the beginning of S_PDU and several bits (0~7) are

filled at the end of S_PDU to make it in byte units. The structure of TP_File is shown in Table 6.1 and

TP_Header is described as bellows.

Table 6.1 Transport File Structure

TP_Header S_PDU

Filler File Counter File Length

16 bits 64 bits 1 ~ (264

– 1) bits 0~7 bits

Table 6.2: UHRIT TP_Header

Field Bits Description

File Counter 16

UHRIT FD File Number:

VI004: 0~22

VI005: 23~45

VI006: 46~68

VI008: 69~91

NR013: 92~ 114

NR016: 115~137

SW038: 138~160

WV063: 161~183

WV069: 184~206

WV073: 207~229

IR087: 230~252

IR096: 253~275

IR105: 276~298

IR112: 299~321

IR123: 322~344

IR:133: 345~367

File Length 64 File Length(bits)

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6.2 Space Packet (CP_PDU)

The CP_PDU are structur to Space Packet Hearder and Space Packet Data Field. The structure of Space Packet

is shown in Table 6.3 and Space Paket Header(Primary, Secondary) are described as bellows.

Table 6.3 Space Packet Structure

Packet Header User Data Field

Packet Primary

Header

Packet Secondary

Header 1 ~ 16,372 Bytes

CRC

6 Bytes 8 Bytes 4 Bytes

- Space Packet Checksum uses the CRC defined in ISO 13239 High-Level Data Link Control (HDLC).

- The CRC includes Primary, Secondary Header, and Payload data. We refer to CCSDS 133.0-B-1 [RD14].

Table 6.4 Space Packet Primary Header

Bits Field Description

3 Packet Version Number CCSDS protocol version

∙ 0 (fixed)

1 Packet Type Indicates whether this is a telecommand or telemetry packet

∙ 0 (fixed)

1 Secondary Header Flag Indicates whether this packet has a secondary header

∙ 1 (fixed)

11 Application Process

Identifier (APID) Identifies the specific data content of the packet

2 Sequence Flags

Flags for data segmentation

∙ 11: Single data

∙ 01: First segment

∙ 00: Contained segment

∙ 10: Last Segment

14 Packet Sequence Count Counter that ascends sequentially for packets with the same APID

16 Packet Data Length Packet size information (Bytes)

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Table 6.5 Space Packet Secondary Header


16 Days Since the Epoch Number of days since the start of the standard J2000 epoch (January

1, 2000 12:00:00 UTC) for packet creation time

32 Milliseconds of the Day Milliseconds since start of day (12:00:00 UTC) for packet creation time

5 UHRIT Version UHRIT version number

∙ Current: 0

5 UHRIT Payload Variant Type of payload

∙ AMI: 0

2 Assembler Identifier

Ground system UHRIT assembly function hardware instance that

generated the packet

∙ PDS@NMSC: 0

∙ PDS@SOC: 1

4 System Environment

Ground system computing environment generating the packet

∙ Development: 0

∙ Integration and Test: 1

∙Operational: 2

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7 NETWORK LAYER

The only function of Network Layer is to generate Virtual Channel ID (VCID) for each APID[RD7].

- Refer to Appendix B for APID and VCID

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8 DATA LINK LAYER

Data Link Layer uses the “CCSDS, AOS Space Data Link Protocol, CCSDS 732.0-B-2”[RD9].

8.1 M_PDU

The Source Packet is entered into the M_PDU in units of 2,034 Bytes. In the M_PDU Packet Zone, no Space

Packet is input or multiple Space Packets can be input.

Table 8.1 M_PDU Structure

M_PDU Header M_PDU Packet Zone

RSVD Spare First Header

Pointer

End of Space Packet

(N) Space Packet (N+1)

Start of Space Packet

(N+2)

5 bits 11 bits 2,034 bytes

2,063 bytes

Table 8.2 M_PDU Header


5 Reserved Spare Reserved

∙ 0 (fixed)

11 First Header Pointer Offset to the location of the first Space Packet that starts in the

M_PDU Packet Zone (Byte)

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8.2 AOS Transfer Frame

The M_PDU data is input to the AOS Transfer Frame.

Table 8.3 AOS Transfer Frame Structure

Transfer Frame Primary Header

Transfer

Frame

Data

Field

Frame

Error

Control

Field

Master Channel ID Signaling Field

Transfer

Frame

Version

Number

Spacecraft

ID

Virtual

Channel

ID

Virtual

Channel

Frame

Count

Replay

Flag

Virtual

Channel

Frame

Count

Usage

Flag

RSVD

Spare

Virtual

Channel

Count

Cycle

2 bits 8 bits 6 bits 24 bits 1 bits 1 bits 2 bits 4 bits

2 Bytes 3

Bytes 1 Bytes

6 Bytes 2,036

Bytes

2

Bytes

2,044 Bytes

- Transfor Frame Primary Header

Table 8.4 Transfer Frame Primary Header


2 Transfer Frame Version Number 0 (fixed)

8 Spacecraft ID Spacecraft ID (XXh)

6 Virtual Channel ID Virtual Channel ID (Table 6.4)

24 Virtual Channel Frame Count Virtual Channel Frame Count

1 Replay Flag Replay Flag

1 Virtual Channel Frame Count

Usage Flag Virtual Channel Frame Count Usage Flag

2 Reserved Spare Reserved Spare

4 Virtual Channel Count Cycle Virtual Channel Count Cycle

- Transfer Frame Error Control Field

Refer to Section 4.4.6 of the “CCSDS 732.0-B-2, AOS Space Data Link Protocol Blue Book” [RD9].

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8.3 CADU

CADU is the addition of Sync Marker 0x1ACFFC1D (4 Bytes) to the beginning of the AOS Transfer Frame.

The following shows the CADU structure.

Table 8.5 CADU Structure

Sync (0x1ACFFC1D) AOS Transfer Frame

4 Bytes 2,044 Bytes

2,048 Bytes

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9 PHYSICAL LAYER

The physical layer is a process performed in the CDAS, and performs BCH, LDPC FEC, and DVBS2 physical

layer frame modulation on the CADU stream transmitted by the PDS.

9.1 Baseband Layer Frame (BBFRAME)

The following table shows the BBFRAME structure of 8PSK 2/3.

Table 9.1 BBFRAME

BBFRAME(43040 bits)

BBHEADER DFL PADDING(if necessary)

80 bits Up to 42960 bits 43040 bits – BBHEADER-DFL

BBHEADER is defined as follows.

- MMATYPE definition: 0x7100

MATYPE-1: 0x71

MATTYPE-2: 0x00

- UPL: 0x0

- SYNC: 0xFF

Table 9.2 MATYPE-1 Field Mapping

TS/GS SIS/MIS CCM/ACM ISSYI NPD RO

11 = Transport 1 = single 1 = CCM 1 = active 1 = active 00 = 0.35

00 = Generic Packetized 0 = multiple 0 = ACM 0 = not-active 0 = not-active 01 = 0.25

01 = Generic continuous 10 = 0.20

10 = reserved 11 = reserved

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9.2 XFEC Frame (XFECFRAME)

The following figure shows the XFECFRAME structure of 8PSK 2/3.

Table 9.3 DVB-S2 FECFRAME for 8PSK 2/3

BBFRAME BCHFEC LDPCFEC

43040 bits 160 bits 21600 bits

9.3 Physical Layer Frame (PLFRAME)

XFECFRAME is input as PLFRAME, and its structure is shown in the following table.

Table 9.4 DVB-S2 Physical Layer Framing

PLHEADER XFECFRAME

SOF PLSCODE SLOT 1 SLOT 1 SLOT 1 …

SLOT S-1 SLOT S

26 Symbols 64 Symbols 90 Symbols 90 Symbols 90 Symbols 90 Symbols 90 Symbols

90 Symbols S X 90 Symbols

(S + 1) X 90 Symbols

The following table shows the header structure of the PLFRAME.

Table 9.5 DVB-S2 PLHEADER

Symbols Field Description

26 Start of Frame(SOF) 0x18D2E82

16 Physical Layering Signal Code(PLSCODE) Refer to Section 4.4.6 of the DVB-S2 Standard

[RD10]

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The parameter sets of the physical layer are specified in the Table 9.6.

Table 9.6 Parameters of UHRIT Communication Link

Parameters Values

Downloading frequency 8070 MHz

Bandwidth 20 MHz

Information data rate* 31 Mbps

Satellite EIRP 31.4 dBW

Minimum G/T of ground antenna (MDUS) 11.1 dB/K

Maximum BER 10-8

Coding BCH+LDPC 2/3 of DVB-S2 Standard

Pulse shaping Root-Raised Cosine with 0.25 of roll-off factor

Polarization LHCP

Modulation NRZ-L/8PSK

Length of one CADU 2048 bytes

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APPENDIX

Appendix A: GK2A UHRIT Data Format and Procedures

Appendix B: GK2A LRIT/HRIT/UHRIT APID and VCID

In the future, the actual APIDs and VCIDs will be determined by NMSC’s broadcasting policy. Next table shows

current values of them. The APIDs and VCIDs will be deteremined w.r.t broadcasting data categories, not w.r.t

broadcasting channels(LRIT/HRIT/UHRIT).

Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 APID VCID

Image Data FD

VI004 0

0

VI005 1

… …

IR113 14

IR133 15

Reserved - 32 ~ 127 1 ~ 3

Additional Data

Alpha-numeric

Text - 128 4

Additional Data - 160 5

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